Translation of "Wet cake" in German

The wet filter cake, however, has the disadvantage that it is not fluid.

The wet filter cake is dried in order to recover adhering solvent residues.

If it's wet, give the cake a few more minutes.

Obtained was 280 g filtrate and 43 g gypsum-wet-filter cake.

Obtained were 123 g filtrate and 25 g wet filter cake.

Take two pastry sandwiched together in the middle of the cake wet.

The "wet ingredients" in cake recipes are generally those that have moisture.

Therefore, instead of a dry filter cake, a wet filter cake can also be used equally well.

Acid is the basic form of the chemical resulting from the manufacture process and is usually found as a dry powder, with 95 % glyphosate content, or as wet cake, with 84 % glyphosate content, the difference being due only to the moisture content remaining.

In order to reduce the costs of transportation, importers normally purchase glyphosate in a concentrated form (usually acid or wet cake, but also salt) and further process (formulate) it by adding water and other chemicals in order to obtain formulated glyphosate, which is the only form that can be used as an end-product, i.e. as a non-selective herbicide.

Finally, the drying of dyestuffs from the wet filter cake form in which they are recovered from their synthesis batch is an energy intensive step.

1-Aminoanthraquinone (II) can be used as a powder, as a wet filter cake or as a suspension and this suspension may be admixed with all or some of the condensing aid.

The wet filter cake normally has a CdCl2 content in the range of 30 to 60 weight-percent, which content is determined by the amount of adhering sump solution.

More recently, in order to save energy needed for drying, the wet filter cake, containing approximately 50% water, has been offered commercially for use in aqueous systems.

0.5% of an organopolysiloxane corresponding to the formula ##STR6## in which R has the same meaning as in Example 1 is kneaded into the wet filter cake of the rutile pigment used in Example 2.

A reaction of this kind is known from Japanese application No. 77/03689 (C.A. 86, 141243n), where PVA is digested in aqueous sodium hydroxide solution, then the excess sodium hydroxide solution is removed by filtration and the wet filter cake obtained is allowed to react with 2,3-epoxypropyl trimethylammonium chloride during several hours of thorough mixing.

For decarboxylation the still wet filter cake of the betaine (FIG. 1 a, Formula IVa) is transferred into a flask and dissolved in diluted hydrochloric acid (6.48 mL water and 918 ?L concentrated hydrochloric acid).

In the course of its production from aqueous systems, it is normally obtained in the form of relatively large crystals which are capable of caking together and which are commercially available as so-called “wet cake”.

This relatively coarse quality may be the wet cake already mentioned, which may readily contain particles up to 1 mm in size, or particles produced therefrom by drying and optionally granulation.

The vinasse produced at 23 is first divided in a separator 25, for example a decanter, into a thin-juice product stream 27 and a solids product stream (wet cake) 29 .

Supply of a heating fluid to the jacket in combination with vacuum inside the vessel, generates the appropriate conditions for solvent evaporation and, thus, for wet cake drying.